Lake Sinclair!

Located on the Oconee River in Middle Georgia, Lake Sinclair has 15, 330 acres of water and 417 miles of shoreline set in the rolling hills and forest of the Georgia Piedmont. It was built to provide electricity in 1953, but it offers recreation to many people. Picnic facilities, boat ramps, camping areas, and public fishing are all available on Lake Sinclair. The lake has many coves and inlets, but also has long stretches of open water. Boaters can head for the open channels and have an exhilarating trip zipping around the lake or a leisurely boat tour of remote coves and inlets can be relaxing fun for family and friends. Sailing enthusiasts enjoy the brisk winds and open waters of Sinclair.
	The lake has long been known as a prime fishing area. From record-breaking bass to a string of bluegills, there's fishing for everyone's taste and skills. Fishing guides can be hired to take you out, or you can put your boat in at one of the many marinas or public boat ramps and find your own fishing grounds. Bait, supplies and gasoline are available at many marinas located around the lake. Many fishing tournaments are held on Sinclair every year, from nationally recognized fishing tournament to smaller local tournaments.
Lake Sinclair is just minutes away from Eatonton and Milledgeville. Here you can do all your shopping as well as find a church, school, or employment opportunities. If you would like a change of pace from Lake life, both communities offer opportunities to learn about their rich history.